For parents who want structure — not guesswork

Bridge Academy answers one question: Is my child making progress, and where do they need help?

Built for two different jobs

Parents manage the plan. Students execute today's work.

Parent dashboard

Is my child making progress, and where do they need help?

  • Add subjects and rank importance
  • Set weekly study time and grade targets
  • Generate AI bridge programs with preview
  • Track progress, quiz scores, and weak topics
  • Regenerate lessons or quizzes when needed
  • View parent coaching notes per week

Student dashboard

What should I learn today?

  • Today's missions only — one clear focus
  • Simple lesson cards by subject and day
  • Quiz after each lesson with instant feedback
  • Progress tracking without overwhelm
  • Review reminders from memory refresh
  • No complicated planner to manage
Quiz integrity

Parents get context around quiz attempts

Bridge Academy helps parents review quiz attempts with integrity signals alongside scores, weak topics, and missed answers.

Privacy note: Bridge Academy does not save screenshots, video, or clipboard contents. Integrity review stores event metadata only, such as tab changes, fullscreen exits, clipboard actions, browser flags, and screen-share status.

Tab and focus signals

Parents can see when a quiz attempt included tab switches, hidden tabs, or windows losing focus.

Clipboard activity

Copy, cut, and paste actions are counted as integrity signals during active quiz attempts.

Fullscreen and screen-share status

Bridge Academy can flag fullscreen exits and whether optional screen sharing was started, stopped, denied, or unsupported.

Your onboarding flow

  1. 1Create your parent profile
  2. 2Add your student
  3. 3Select grade transition (current → target)
  4. 4Add subjects and rank importance
  5. 5Enter strengths, weak areas, and available study time
  6. 6Generate bridge program and review the preview
  7. 7Student signs in to see today's missions

Build a personalized bridge program in minutes.

Give your child a clear plan before the school year begins — and a memory refresh system they can use all year.